Volunteer and Faith-Based Respite
Volunteer Respite Manual: Creating Valuable Options for Family Caregivers
As you explore the ARCH Volunteer Respite Manual, you may find that you need additional resources and information to help you plan or implement your community volunteer respite program. We have gathered samples of job descriptions, volunteer application forms, orientation checklists, volunteer interview questions, background check forms, reference forms, policies and procedures, training resources and more. This list of resources will continue to be updated and new resources added as they become available.
Volunteer and Faith-based Respite Models
To find examples of volunteer and faith-based respite services, visit ARCH's Innovative and Exemplary Respite Services, and the ARCH Volunteer and Faith-based Respite Learning Collaborative.
See also ARCH's Respite and the Faith Community and Volunteer Respite: Roadmap to Resources.
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Arkansas Volunteer Respite Training Guide and Registration Form
From Arkansas Lifespan Respite Coalition
Volunteer and Intern Training Agenda
Example from Gio’s Garden
Caregiver Volunteers of Central Jersey – ARCP Home Visit Evaluation Form
Example from the Alzheimer’s Respite Care Program.
Site Orientation Manual: Example from Gio’s Garden
Gio’s Garden was created, by a group of parents, to address the gap between the respite needs of a family with a young child with special needs, and the respite services…
Volunteer Respite: Roadmap to Resources
Volunteer Respite: Roadmap to Resources Prepared by the ARCH National Respite Network and Resource Center Explore information and resources for recruiting, screening, training, and retaining volunteers to provide respite services…
Application for Respite: Example from Gio’s Garden
Example respite application.
Sample Volunteer Evaluation of Assignment
Source: From NC Handbook of Volunteer Management, 1991. As printed in North Carolina Respite Care Coalition, Lifespan Respite: An Information Guide for Developing, Recruiting, Training and Retaining Volunteers, 2011
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